Simit House Turkish Bakery

I visited this lovely place this morning such a hidden gem! The design is beautiful and unique, and the Turkish bakery flavors are absolutely delicious. One wonderful lady helped me with the service; she’s beautiful both inside and out. This spot feels like a treasure waiting to be discovered by those who appreciate something truly special.

I loved this little Turkish café! The simit and poğaça were so fresh and delicious — just like back home. The place has such a cozy vibe and the staff were super friendly. Definitely coming back again!

All the pastries and kaak were delicious, a little greasy but the family enjoyed them all, pricing is very suitable, very clean and chic restaurant

Just came here from 3 months in the Balkans where I ate Börek almost everyday. Was happy to find a place here that had Börek. Unfortunately it was more than twice the price, half the size and not even close to as good as what I had in the Balkans. The Börek had hardly any meat inside it…and what meat there was, tasted bland compared to what I had in Croatia, Bosnia and Serbia. Was not worth $5! So Disappointed! The Cafe is nice and clean, the girl behind the counter was nice. Prices are expensive for what they give you..

The interior design is very beautiful and tastefully decorated. It has a wonderful, warm, clean, inviting, and calm atmosphere. There are plenty of Turkish savory, sweet, and bakery varieties. They offer options suitable for breakfast, lunch, and even maybe dinner. I recommend trying the tea and traditional Turkish simit, borek and pide! However, it would be more helpful and appetizing if the variety of items could be displayed . Maybe, the staff could improve service by preparing the plates better . Also, please make sure to follow the opening and closing hours you’ve listed on Google Maps, so that visitors traveling long distances don’t leave disappointed.

Atmosphere was so relax and chill! I could live in here! I asked the young lady to hook me up with something sweet and iced and she gave me the lavender iced latte and it was so delicious!! Literally the best coffee I had in a long time. I am visiting from Tampa, Florida and I can’t wait to come back and try this place again.

Excellent Turkish Cafe, in a delightful space. I spent a month in Türkiye a couple of years ago, so I have that tiny piece of experience to base my review on - lol. Turkish Coffee - the first sip and I had an instant flashback to Ankara. Super rich and complex. If you like sugar, have them do it for you. You don't want to stir up, or drink the sediment in the bottom of the cup. Turkish Tea - strong, almost fruity tea. Not the weak, watery stuff you get at an Asian or Indian joint. Excellent stuff. Pide - kind of a boat shaped pastry, filled with meat or cheese. Way more filling than it looks. I tried the meat, and it was delicious. These take like 20 minutes to bake, so you should order them first, while you look over all the other stuff. Borek - super flaky gourmet Hot Pocket. Tried the potato, and it's really good. Again, allow time for your order to bake. Simit - large sesame seed covered roll shaped like a giant donut. I tried the Labneh one and it was great. The closest thing to a bagel & cream cheese; but way better. The cafe is decorated in a contemporary style. Floor to ceiling glass on the south facing wall really lets in the natural light. A comfortable place to meet up with friends (see photos). Highly Recommend!

The bakery is small but cozy, and the staff is friendly and welcoming. I tried their simit, a Turkish bagel, and the meat pies and they were delicious. The Simit was perfectly toasted and had a flavorful sesame seed coating. Overall, the food was delicious, the owner was friendly, and the prices were reasonable. I would definitely recommend this bakery to anyone looking for a taste of Turkish bakes.